http://www.indiegala.com/

Secret Bonuses - if you hover the mouse over them you will see they are the following albums::

Gareth Copper - InMomentum
The Flashbulb - Terra Firma
Robot Science - Good Luck

Have anyone figured out how the gala points work yet?

Really low metacritic scores for all games...

oh shit, trapped dead. I NEED!

Still no information on how the galapoints work? =/ Why did they even introduce those than, I wander. Out of the games I would say Grotesque Tactis really ROCKS (from what I have seen/read). The rest is less interesting.

By the way, these are the games:

Trapped Dead
Greed: Black Border
Future Wars

Pay more than (the average?) 3,99$

Grotesque Tactics
Twin Sector


Any comments on the games?

Looks more interesting than the first 2. The games are still not on par with HIB or BeMine, though, at least for the critics. It would be nice to have some community opinions on them =)

yea bemine has the best games now...their second bundle is gona trash all these...

Grotesque Tactics is really fun if you're willing to look past the huge amount of bugs and control issues.

Edit: Personally I'm not really interested in any of the games, so I'll pass on this one for now. Maybe some of the future bonuses will make it worth it.

I confess I did not play it (is there even such a thing like a demo for that game?). But I do like the idea of the game and the presentation. :)

There's this one. But I don't know if it's possible to change the language to English in the demo (I heard some people say you can change it in the launcher, but it does say German version), and I don't know if it's an old version either.

http://www.gamershell.com/download_56368.shtml

I didn't think that was too bad. A bit hit and miss really, some parts I found quite fun while others were just terrible. Still, I think the second game was better in that regard.

of the two games, the first is better in all regards. As a game, its a little slow, but not bad at all. There are too few turn based games ala FF Tactics out there (for PC), and it does manage this to a point.

I agree. The lack of this kind of games is really what made me enjoy them in the first place. I'm sure I would have skipped them if there had been alternatives. I still found the skill system in the second game to be an improvement over the first. And the fact that you actually had (limited) freedom over which areas you wanted to go to.